Germany is part of the Schengen States, so your first 90 days count – no matter where in the Schengen Area you spent them. Since visitors need to be able to document the period of time they have been spending in Germany we recommend to enter and to depart via a German airport in order to obtain an official entry and departure stamp in their passport.

the UK or Romania to name a few) and can come back even the same day. In order to re-enter Germany for another 90 days visitors have to depart Germany for any other country outside the Schengen States (e.g. The German-Australian Agreement on the Exemption of Visa Requirements, dated, allows Australian citizens to travel to Germany and to stay in Germany for up to 90 days without having to apply for a visa, as long as their passport is valid for the entire duration of the stay and as long as they do not engage in any kind of employment in Germany.Īccording to this agreement the duration of one stay in Germany must not exceed 90 days but the number of entries to Germany is not limited. The German-Australian Agreement on the Exemption of Visa Requirements, dated they do not engage in any type of gainful employment.their passports are valid for at least 3 months beyond the intended length of stay in the Schengen zone and.Australian citizens / The German-Australian Agreement on the Exemption of Visa Requirements, dated Īustralian citizens do not need a visa for the Schengen area, which includes Germany, for an intended stay of up to 90 days in a 180 day period as long as Only if you have been legally residing in Australia for over 6 months, you can apply for your short-term visa in Australia. If you are only temporarily staying in Australia for a short period of time (under 6 months), we cannot accept your visa application. Please note that visa applications have to be lodged at the competent Embassy or Consulate in which jurisdiction you reside. You can use the Schengen calculator to find out how much time is left on your visa and determine if you are in compliance with the “90 days/180 days” rule. If you intend to stay for longer than 90 days, you would have to apply for a long-term visa (also called “national visa”). A short-term visa is needed for any stay shorter than 90 days.

Short-term visas are also called “Schengen-visa” as they allow a stay up to 90 days in a 180-day timeframe in the Schengen area.

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